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Nail Salon Sanitation Best Practices Mobile App

Self-inspections of nail spas will help you remain in compliance with the rules and regulations of the Board of Cosmetology and the laws. It may also reduce the numbers of violations cited during an inspection. The owner of the salon, as well as nail techs working in the salon, will be cited if violations exist at the time of inspection. The Nail Salon Sanitation Best Practices mobile apps will assist with these nail studio self-inspections.

The mobile app covers establishment license/ employer posting/ record keeping, chemical information and training (hazard communication), sanitation and disinfection control to prevent any type of infections, air quality, Exposure to Blood or Other Body Fluid and Ergonomics. The spa is required to maintain their nail studio to the highest level and ensure all nail services such as manicures and pedicures are practicing all proper sanitation. This is important for customer safety.

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Self-inspections will help you remain in compliance with the rules and regulations of the Board o...
Do you have a valid (not expired) facility license?
Is the original license posted?
Is the ownership and address on the license correct?
Do you have a licensee in charge?
If your establishment is in a private residence, does it have an entrance separate from the priva...
Is everyone required to be licensed actually licensed?
Does each licensee have a valid government-issued photo identification with him or her whenever w...
Is the OR-OSHA poster, Job Safety and Health, posted in a prominent location where all employees ...
Are emergency telephone numbers posted where they can be readily used in case of emergency?
Are you required to establish and implement an active safety committee for your salon?
Are signs regarding exits from buildings and room capacity posted where required?
Are you maintaining client records to ensure basic client information is available to safeguard t...
Has your salon compiled a list of products that contain hazardous substances that are used in you...
Are staff trained on the hazards related to the products and chemicals they are using in the salon?
Does your salon have material safety data sheets (MSDS’s) for all of the chemical products used i...
Do all staff know where the MSDS’s are kept and do they understand how to read them?
Are MSDS’s translated in the appropriate language, so that staff may read them?
Are all product and chemical containers labeled (with the name of the product and any health or s...
Are poisonous substances labeled as such?
If only a portion of a cosmetic preparation is used, is it removed from the container so as not t...
Is someone in your salon responsible for making sure products are labeled and MSDS’s are available?
Do all staff know how and when to use any personal protective clothing and equipment such as glov...
Is this protective clothing and equipment (goggles, shields, or mask) provided for employees by t...
Are flammable or toxic chemicals kept in closed containers when not in use?
Have staff and technicians been told what procedures to follow if products are spilled?
Do you have a dispensing area to mix chemicals?
Is eating and drinking prohibited in areas where products or chemicals are used?
...and More!